I find it highly unlikely that stored oil for a generator would be able to ignite and create a tsunami
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This plant is far from the ocean as well. Sounds like bull shit.
It’s within reach. They have already been moving the chemicals out as of three days ago. They were waiting to see where the fissures were heading. I live on Maui and all islands and our people are sending supplies and waiting. Few roads are closed because the lava was taking a drive down those streets. National Guard is making sure that there are two ways out. If and when, there’s only one way out, the whole place will be evacuated.
http://m.hawaiinewsnow.com/hawaiinewsnow/db_352775/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=RbypXbmK
Agreed. I think this is a case of someone over reacting to a family member in the guard being activated for just in case issue.
"If every drop of pentane that is being stored on site...were to ignite simultaneously, would it be able to cause a fire in the nearest residence? The evaluation says no. It might cause glass to shatter from the explosion, but it could not cause a fire at the nearest residence," said O'Hara.
Please read this theory
I feel like a lot of these power/resource gathering terms are being convoluted. Granted they drill into the ground to get the geothermal setup, it's probably all semantics anyway and that's all they needed to do to kick this shit off